This comes as US futures are also largely flattish now after the more tepid showing yesterday. There's going to be plenty to sort out in the next two days, so that will make it tricky to read into price movements. In the bigger picture, investors are weighing up the US-EU trade deal to see if that's the best both sides can do and if so, how bad is it for the European economy? Later today, we'll have key US data, the Fed meeting and then big tech earnings to work through. All that as month-end flows are also still part of the picture. Bustling.
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